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How a Collaborative Divorce could save your business

August 30, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

In discussing the benefits of Collaborative Divorce, we often talk about how it will help save your relationship with your spouse, cause you less stress and anxiety, be less harmful to the kids, and usually costs less than “old school” litigation. One of the real world examples of this is the case of a family …

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Why I like Collaborative Divorce so much…

August 28, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

I just started another Collaborative Divorce Case yesterday (meaning that we had the first four-way meeting with another attorney and her client).  It was another shining example of why Collaborative Divorce is such a great thing for clients that are willing to work with one another to resolve their case with less stress and pain …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #12: Keep a Diary

August 6, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

This is the second to last in a series of tips for individuals who are considering separating from their spouse, and ultimately, divorcing them.  Many of the steps that I have provided in this series are geared toward preparing you for litigating your case, but I need to stress that I believe strongly in keeping …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #11: Who moves?

August 5, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

Today’s divorce tip involves a commonly asked question, especially in North Carolina – Who moves?  I encourage all of my clients to at least consider the possibility of a collaborative divorce, and if you go that route, this is one of the many issues that can get worked out during the “four-way” meetings that are …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #10: Avoid additional Debt of Major Purchases

August 4, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

One of the biggest mistakes I see divorcing couples make is piling on additional debt after they separate, thinking that their spouse is responsible for one-half of this new debt.  This couldn’t be farther from the truth.  In North Carolina, the courts will look at the amount of debt you, as a couple, have incurred …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #7: Establish Your Own Credit

July 31, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

Regardless of whether you choose to conduce a Collaborative Divorce or go the route of the courts, I would encourage anyone pursuing a separation or divorce to make sure they have some credit in their name.  I’ve had numerous clients come to see me over the years that don’t have access to credit cards, and …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #6: Document and Safeguard your Property

July 30, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

This is the sixth in a series of tips I am publishing to help people who are considering separating from their spouse or divorce.  While I believe strongly in the collaborative divorce process, there are times where you must take steps to protect yourself.  This series is meant to help you protect your legal rights …

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How to prepare for divorce tip #4: Photocopy all the financial records

July 26, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.

Although I believe strongly that the collaborative process is the right approach for nearly all divorcing couples, I can understand that when you first begin thinking about divorce, the gut reaction is going to be to circle the wagons and get ready.  That is why I have included photocopying the financial records as tip #4.  …

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The Hart Law Firm, P.A. was originally founded in 2005 as a divorce and family law firm in Orlando, Florida. We moved to North Carolina in 2010, and now work with families to help them navigate the process of separation and divorce.

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